"The latest NBC/WSJ/Marist swing state surveys of Ohio, Florida and Virginia do not hold good news for Mitt Romney folowing the two weeks of party conventions.
President Obama leads Ohio, a crucial battleground, by seven points, according to the surveys. He leads by five points in the other two. And the undecideds are few.
The polls were taken from Sept. 9 through Sept. 11, during a window when national surveys have indicated a convention bump for the president. Romney's campaign has warned the media against reading too much into the post-campaign "sugar high."
The Florida and Virginia numbers aren't such a wide divide.
But the numbers in Ohio roughly match up with internal surveys conducted by both Democrats and Republicans recently, and it is a state where Romney's campaign knows it has a battle. The auto bailout and the ads from the pro-Obama super PAC slamming Romney's business record have had an impact, and the Republican needs a couple of things to happen, including a mistake by the president either in office, or at the debates next month.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/burns-haberman/2012/09/nbcwsj-poll-obama-leads-in-florida-virginia-ohio-135507.html
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